Bob Dorough - Right On My Way Home album flac

Although underexposed most of his life, Bob Dorough was an adventurous, risk-taking master of vocalese (the process of writing and singing lyrics to instrumental jazz solos) and scat singing who directly or indirectly influenced Mark Murphy, Michael Franks, Mose Allison, and Kurt Elling. Too Much Coffee Man followed in the spring of 2000. His Sunday brunch residency at New York's Iridium club culminated in 2004's live offering Sunday at Iridium and, at a sprightly 82 years of age, Dorough traveled to England for a series of live dates. The tour culminated in a recording session that spawned the charming Small Day Tomorrow album in 2006.

Biography by Alex Henderson. Right on My Way Home. Too Much Coffee Man. Bob Dorough. See Full Discography.

Right On My Way Home. Format: Audio CDVerified Purchase. The album title may mislead you to think you will listen to Bob Dorough singing his pearl songs sittin at the piano with Sam Most playing flute. But no! In fact this is a very welcomed Sam Most on flute and his quartet with Bob Dorough very piano. Sam Most is a must! Delicious.

Bob Dorough "I've Got Just About Everything" from Eulalia (Merry Lane) 35:28. Bob Dorough "You're The Dangerous Type" from Sunday At Iridium (Arbors) 43:40. Bob Dorough "What Ever Happened To Love Songs" from Right On My Way Home (Blue Note) 51:23. Sam Rivers "Downstairs Blues Upstairs" from Fuschia Swing Song (Blue Note) 58:02. Roland Kirk "Meeting On Termini's Corner" from Domino (Mercury) 1:03:50.

In 1962, Dorough co-wrote "Comin' Home Baby" (a hit for Mel Tormé) with Ben Tucker, and in 1966, he recorded his second album, Just About Everything, for Focus. In the early '70s, he began writing and directing the series of educational children's TV programs, Schoolhouse Rock. Though instructional material became his bread and butter, Dorough recorded obscure jazz dates for 52 Rue East, Orange Blue, Pinnacle, Boomdido, Laissez-Faire, and other tiny labels in the 1970s and 1980s

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Bob Dorough piano, vocals Michael Hornstein saxophone Tony Marino bass. Enja ENJ-9627 2 (Germany). Thanks to snobb for the addition. MICHAEL HORNSTEIN : BUT FOR NOW music. No release results found : showing artist results instead. Who's on First? Blue Note Records 2000. Right On My Way Home Blue Note Records 1997. Too Much Coffee Man Blue Note Records 2000. Just About Everything Evidence 1994. Devil May Care Bethlehem Records 1996.

Album: Sunday At Iridium. Bill Crow, Bob Dorough, Dick Sudhalter, Eddie Locke, Frank Vignola, James Chirillo - Casanova Cricket "Hoagy's Children" In a Celebration of Hoagy Carmichael's Music, Vol. 1, 1983 02:50. Bill Crow, Bob Dorough, Dick Sudhalter, Eddie Locke, Frank Vignola, James Chirillo - Lazybones "Hoagy's Children" In a Celebration of Hoagy Carmichael's Music, Vol. 1, 1983 04:20.